vector-data in MI??

[Haavard Bogh-Olsen]

hello

Does anyone know if there excist a custom application that make it possible 
to include roadnettwork in MI, so that I can calculate distances between 
locations?
I have used TransCad for a while, but no one can afford that program any 
more.

thank you very much
haavard
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Re: MI School GIS projects in Oz

[Ian Allan]

Hi Dawn,
Jim Peterson and Shobhit Chandra at Monash University in Melbourne work
closely with the Geography Teachers Association of Victoria to bring about
the annual AURISA GIS in schools competition. Either Jim or Shobhit could
refer you to individial teachers in high schools. Knowing them both quite
well, I expect that they would be delighted to help you.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]    or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
Regards
Ian Allan
Javier Quispe Varillas wrote:

Hello Dawn:
 You can count on me to share information and projects
carried out in Mapinfo, it is a great happiness for my.
 Until soon, and I wait your answer. My excuses for
my
English. Javier Quispe Varilas
Department of Research and Development
Corporacion Condor S.A.
Lima - Peru

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De:
Dawn Hendrick

Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Enviado: miércoles, 29 de marzo
de 2000 05:24 a.m.

Asunto: MI School GIS projects
 Hello ListersI
have been approached by a teacher from one of our local schools who is
intending to start teaching GIS principles to year 8 to 12 students (ages
13 to 17 years).  If there is anyone who subscribes to the list who
would be willing to share information about the type of work that they
do using MapInfo and maybe answer questions from the students over a period
of time would you please send me your email address.  Also any teachers
in schools around the world might like to start exchanging ideas with the
teacher at this school in Brisbane, Australia - I am sure she would be
most grateful for any help you can offer (titles of textbooks, journal
articles, videos etc.) TIA Dawn
HendrickBox 30
MT CROSBY  QLD 4306 

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MI web based mapping??

[Doug Pease]

Hi list members,

I am looking at other available options of getting GIS information
accessible  to more users within our corporate environment. At present a
customised MI runtime version is used on many Win95 & NT PC's as a general
information enquiry tool. A couple of MI Pro versions are also used by those
who create data sets.  All data files are accessed from a server.  ODBC is
also used to incorporate MS ACCESS data.

With all the hype about web based mapping and some of the very impressive
sites I've seen, should this be the way we should be heading. If this is the
case where do I start? Obviously economics will be a major issue.

Is web based mapping difficult to set up and maintain, and what are some of
the pitfalls and advantages.

How customisable is web based mapping using MI software and can I continue
to use MB. Will I need to use other scripting languages as well ?? 

I would appreciate any experiences that anyone would like to share on this,
particularly from another Local Government organisation.

Thanks.



 

Doug Pease
  GIS Officer
  Livingstone Shire Council
  PO Box 600
  YEPPOON  QLD   4703  
  ph:  07 49399957 
  fax:  07 49393290
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RE: MI Custom Pie (?) Maps

[Crompton, Mark]

Hi Michele,

I have a tool that reads an Excel File, Text File or Access Database table
and generates 'pie' shaped wedges.  It is used in the cellular field, where
the location is determined by Lat/Long, and the 'pie' represents a sector.

To implement something you want, it sounds like you would need a table with
the following data:
Lat, long, shape, radius, value1, value2,... (depending on shape)

This can be done in MapBasic.
Mark

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I was wondering if anyone has seen or produced a thematic pie map where
the shape of the pie is something other than a circle.

I would like to use equally divided, colored, hexagons and squares to
represent the presence or absence of various minerals at numerous sample
locations. The shape of the 'pie' would represent the sample medium.

Is this possible?

Thanks,
Michele Cote
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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RE: MI query one column

[Jeff James]

Susan,

Try this

Select Columns: NAME, Count(*)
>From Tables: YourTable
Group By: NAME
Sort By: 2 Desc

That will give you a unique list of all the names in your table, sorted by
the second column (Count) so that those with duplicate entries will show up
first.

Hope it helps,

Jeff James
Vice President
Sage Software, Inc.
3423 Piedmont Road NE
Suite 500
Atlanta, Georgia 30305
www.sagesoft.com  
Phone: 404.262.7478.x12
Fax: 404.832.3366
eFax: 520.222.2020


-Original Message-
From: Smith, Susan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 4:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI query one column


Does any one know how to structure a query so that values in one column can
be compared against one another?  

For Example:

NAME
Smith
Jones
Miller
Jones
Washington
Jefferson

I then want to know that Jones was entered twice.

thanks ahead of time.

susan smith



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401 North Second Street
Pottsville, PA 17901
phone 570.628.1038
fax 570.628.1005
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RE: MI School GIS projects

[Peter Graham]

Dawn,
I have 
also been approached to give lectures at Secondary Schools in the Mackay (Qld, 
Aust) District and am putting together some data and course notes for the first 
1hr lecture on Monday.
 
The 
topics I have been asked to cover are:

  
GIS 
and Tourist Resorts
GIS 
and Landcare
GIS 
and Agriculture
GIS 
and Emergency Services and
GIS 
and Catchment Analysis
I have 
been told that GIS is now part of the Geography curriculum in Secondary Schools 
in Queensland (13 to 17yr olds).
I am 
of the opinion that this is a golden opportunity for GIS professionals to play 
an important role in the education of potential users of spatial information - 
some of these students will also end up being part of our rapidly-growing 
client base.
I am 
also of the opinion that GIS software will/has become yet another tool in the 
array of desktop packages that these young budding professionals will utilise in 
the day-to-day decision making processes in their selected 
career.
To 
that end, education in the appropriate uses of spatial information as the most 
relevant aspect of GIS education and, as such, will form a major part of my 
lectures.
I 
would be very interested in the responses you receive from your email and would 
be willing to exchange with you my lecture notes, data (where 
copyright allows) and any more information that may be useful in getting the 
right information to these students.
 
Regards Peter Graham WS Group - Mackay Ph: +61 (07) 4951 
2911 Fx: +61 (07) 4953 1319 Em: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Web:   www.wsgroup.com.au 

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  [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On 
  Behalf Of Dawn HendrickSent: Wednesday, 29 March 2000 8:24 
  PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: MI School GIS 
  projects
  Hello Listers
  I have been approached by a teacher from one 
  of our local schools who is intending to start teaching GIS principles to year 
  8 to 12 students (ages 13 to 17 years).  If there is anyone who 
  subscribes to the list who would be willing to share information about the 
  type of work that they do using MapInfo and maybe answer questions from the 
  students over a period of time would you please send me your email 
  address.  Also any teachers in schools around the world might like to 
  start exchanging ideas with the teacher at this school in Brisbane, Australia 
  - I am sure she would be most grateful for any help you can offer (titles of 
  textbooks, journal articles, videos etc.)
   
  TIA
   
  Dawn Hendrick
  Box 30 MT CROSBY  QLD 
  4306
   

MI query one column

[Smith, Susan]

Does any one know how to structure a query so that values in one column can
be compared against one another?  

For Example:

NAME
Smith
Jones
Miller
Jones
Washington
Jefferson

I then want to know that Jones was entered twice.

thanks ahead of time.

susan smith



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GIS Coordinator
County of Schuylkill
401 North Second Street
Pottsville, PA 17901
phone 570.628.1038
fax 570.628.1005
e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

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MI MapXTreme java

[Antoine Gilbert, KOREM]

Does anybody know if some bugs on projection in 
mapj are listed ? and why ?
 
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MI PDF Text

[Brenda]

Here I am once more hoping to get your help for a problem I am having.

We were creating some PDF files with a lot of text. Some of the vertical
text is being either compressed or expanded.  We have found that the text
that is involved seems to have one thing in common, that it has a decimal
number,  (example  90.1).  If the decimal is 0 it seems to be okay... it
only happens when there is a number greater that 0. Our problem is that we
have a lot of text that needs to be fixed, and we're hoping that someone can
help us figure out how to solve this in Adobe 4.0 or how to select all the
text that has a rotation with a decimal greater than 0 and then change it to
0 in MapInfo.

Thanks again for all your help

Brenda Ingle
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Orange County Supervisor of Elections
Orlando FL


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RE: MI School GIS projects

[Javier Quispe Varillas]

Hello Dawn:     You can count on me to 
share information and projects  carried out in Mapinfo, it is a great 
happiness for my.     Until soon, and I wait your answer. 
My excuses for my   English.
 
Javier Quispe VarilasDepartment of Research and 
DevelopmentCorporacion Condor S.A.Lima - Peru

  - Mensaje original - 
  De: Dawn Hendrick 
  
  Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Enviado: miércoles, 29 de marzo de 2000 
  05:24 a.m.
  Asunto: MI School GIS projects
  
  Hello Listers
  I have been approached by a teacher from one 
  of our local schools who is intending to start teaching GIS principles to year 
  8 to 12 students (ages 13 to 17 years).  If there is anyone who 
  subscribes to the list who would be willing to share information about the 
  type of work that they do using MapInfo and maybe answer questions from the 
  students over a period of time would you please send me your email 
  address.  Also any teachers in schools around the world might like to 
  start exchanging ideas with the teacher at this school in Brisbane, Australia 
  - I am sure she would be most grateful for any help you can offer (titles of 
  textbooks, journal articles, videos etc.)
   
  TIA
   
  Dawn Hendrick
  Box 30 MT CROSBY  QLD 
  4306
   

RE: MI- Text drawing

[Eberl,Christine [NCR]]

I'm interested in this as well.  So far the way I have done it is to break
the text into pieces and rotate and move each piece to fit along a curve.
(Very time consuming but oh-so-satisfying when finally perfect...!).  Please
forward any alternatives to me as well.  TIA
Christine
 

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Subject: MI- Text drawing



Hi listers, 
Is there some way of fitting text to the curvature of cadastre lines eg
street names? 

TIA 

Anthony 

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MI Universal Translator Limit?

[Francois Bergeron]

Hi List,

Is there a limit for the size of the files used in Universal Translator?
I want to export my table (.Tab) to Autocad (DWG). I have an error
message when the size of my file(.tab) is 3000ko. I tested with a
file(.tab) of 1500ko and it works well.

Thanks in advance!
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Formation MapInfo:
http://www.korem.com/formation.html

MIG!!
www.mig.ca

680, Boul. Charest Est
Québec  (Québec)   CANADA   G1K 3J4
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MI Custom Pie (?) Maps

[Michele Cote]

I was wondering if anyone has seen or produced a thematic pie map where
the shape of the pie is something other than a circle.

I would like to use equally divided, colored, hexagons and squares to
represent the presence or absence of various minerals at numerous sample
locations. The shape of the 'pie' would represent the sample medium.

Is this possible?

Thanks,
Michele Cote
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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MI PDF image

[Dan_Page]

Each time I print to Abobe PDF writer and open the resulting PDF file in Acrobat
Reader I notice that the edges all  text are a little blury and not as crisp
visually then if I were to save it as a JPG.  I tried changing the font but got
the same result. Has anyone else experienced this when saving to a PDF file? Any
ideas why this happens?

Thanks,

Dan Page
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RE: MI MapX....and integrated mapping

[Richard . Burkmar]

Haavard,

If you want to make a VB application which has MapInfo mapping, you have two
choices:

1.  Integrated Mapping
2.  MapX

For integrated mapping you only need VB and MapInfo Pro.  Your VB
application takes control of an instance of MapInfo through OLE.  You can
hide the main MI Pro window and host its document windows in your forms, or
you can leave MI Pro visible and allow the user to work with it and your
application interface side-by-side.  Some MapBasic elements will almost
certainly be required in all but the simplest applications.  This approach
can be very effective but you may find it a little 'clunky' and hard to get
used to.  Users of your application must have MapInfo Pro installed to.

MapX offers a much more integrated approach by giving you a Map object as an
ActiveX control which you can place directly on your VB forms.  If you are a
seasoned VB programmer but have little MapBasic experience, then this
approach will seem much more natural and intuitive to you.  However there
are some differences between MapX and MapInfo Pro which need getting used
to.  You can distribute your applications to users who don't have MapInfo
Pro, but you must pay a small royalty to MapInfo everytime you redistribute
the MapX OCX.

Good luck,

Richard Burkmar.

-Original Message-
From: Haavard Bogh-Olsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 29 March 2000 16:17
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI MapXand integrated mapping


hello

I am planning to make a custom application in Visual Basic 6 with som 
MapInfo tools. But I wonder, do I need MapX and some manuals to do thisI

have only used VB, not MapX, before.What is the price for MapX.?

Is everything I need to make a standalone application through VB described 
in the MapX manuals? Or do I need some Map Basic manuals

thank you very much
haavard
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MI MapX....and integrated mapping

[Haavard Bogh-Olsen]

hello

I am planning to make a custom application in Visual Basic 6 with som 
MapInfo tools. But I wonder, do I need MapX and some manuals to do thisI 
have only used VB, not MapX, before.What is the price for MapX.?

Is everything I need to make a standalone application through VB described 
in the MapX manuals? Or do I need some Map Basic manuals

thank you very much
haavard
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MI MapXTreme Java Edition

[DORIER Herve]

>   Hi,
> 
>   I'd like testing MapXtreme Java edition to show MapJ capabilities to
> one of our customers, but I haven't sample codes for two architecture :
>   - Simple Client Server architecture (The program runs on the
> client's machine, and datas are on an Oracle 8i database). I will develop
> under Jbuilder 3.0
>   - Intranet architecture using Hahtsite Application Server.
> I'd like writing an application 100% pure Java, without using the Hahtsite
> VB langage. I will develop under Hahtsite IDE 4.0.
> 
>   Could you send me some samples for these architecture... please.
> 
>   Thanks in advance, regards.
> 
> 
>   -
>   Hervé DORIER  - Ingénieur d'études
>   Pôle Ingénierie documentaire et Système d'Information
> Géographique  
>   DECAN CS  (http://www.decan.fr)
>   Espace télébase
>   69 771 ST DIDIER AU MT D'OR CEDEX
>   Tél. :  04 78 64 31 65
>   Fax :   04 78 64 31 20
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Re: MI North Arrow

[Mick]

Craig

Welcome to the list!

as regards the North Arrow have a look in some of the available symbols,
there's a few in there
Also on the subject of templates you could set up a standard border etc in a
separate layer and re-use that every time

cheers

Mick Saunders

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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 7:32 PM


> Hello everyone I am new to the list and I have a problem. I cant find the
> North arrow to stick on the layout.
>
> I am making a social atlas for my honours project at university.I have
> started the mapping and want to create a layout template so I dont have to
> make every map manually.
>
>  Thanks for your help Craig Schulze
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MI School GIS projects

[Dawn Hendrick]

Hello Listers
I have been approached by a teacher from one of 
our local schools who is intending to start teaching GIS principles to year 8 to 
12 students (ages 13 to 17 years).  If there is anyone who subscribes to 
the list who would be willing to share information about the type of work that 
they do using MapInfo and maybe answer questions from the students over a period 
of time would you please send me your email address.  Also any teachers in 
schools around the world might like to start exchanging ideas with the teacher 
at this school in Brisbane, Australia - I am sure she would be most grateful for 
any help you can offer (titles of textbooks, journal articles, videos 
etc.)
 
TIA
 
Dawn Hendrick
Box 30 MT CROSBY  QLD 4306
 

No Subject

[Cee Schultz]

Hello everyone I am new to the list and I have a problem. I cant find the 
North arrow to stick on the layout.

I am making a social atlas for my honours project at university.I have 
started the mapping and want to create a layout template so I dont have to 
make every map manually.

 Thanks for your help Craig Schulze
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MI how to register MapX V4.0

[visualc_lee]

Dir sir,
I'm a beginner to your products.
My company bought "Mapinfo Professional 5.5" and "MapX V4.0" from your agent in china 
one month ago.I registered the Mapinfo Professional last week(The mode of "One 
hardware ID,one license key").
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But how to register MapX V4.0?
Because There is no blank to enter license key in MapX application and there is no 
step appeared to enter S/N in course of installation.
Please tell me how to solve the problem.
Thank you every much.
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MI: CMYK colours in Mapinfo

[Bob . Mijwaard]

Dear Listers

I would like to use a CMYK palette in Mapinfo instead of a RGB or HSV
palette. 
Is there any Mapbasic program or something else available?

Regards,

Bob Mijwaard
Projectmanager GIS
Wolters-Noordhoff Atlas Productions
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MI Query on MapXtreme

[Sushma Shukla]

Hi all,

I am working on MapXtreme and would like to know if it supports
BroadVision Application Server.

I had been to MapXtreme site but it only mentions abt HAHTsite and
Netdynamics


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Thanks in advance
Sushma
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